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Ontario Street UCW
Thank Offering service set
Mrs. Evelyn Merrill
reported on the Spring
Thank Offering Service
at the Ontario Street
UCW executive meeting
on March 13.
She noted that the
service will be held on
April 1 at 8 p.m. at the
Ontario Street Church.
The service, which will be
a joint effort with the
Wesley -Willis Church,
will hear Jeanne Moffat
of Waterloo as the guest
speaker. The ukulele
group, directed by Mrs.
Doris McKinley will
provide special music.
In other business, Mrs.
Ethel McPherson opened
the meeting with a
reading and a prayer.
It was decided that the
Cancer Society's Daffodil
Tea will be held in the
Wesley -Willis Church on
March 30 from 2 to 4:30
pm. The Ontario Street
UCW will help with the
tea and 'Mrs. Valena
Trewartha reported that
all plans are complete.
She reminded the group
that the society will he
selling daffodils again
this year, 10 flowers for
$2.
..The Evening Unit will
be having a rummage
sale of good used clothing
on Saturday, April 28,
starting at 10 am at the
church.
The Morning Unit will
be holding a garage sale
on Monday, May 21 at 147
Huron Street, across
from the chiropractic
centre.
Donations for either of
the above sale should be
left in the church parlour.
Mrs. McPherson
reminded everyone of the
Westminister Weekend
and the one day Alma
School. The Westminister
Weekend will be held on
May 25 to May 27 with the
theme, The Spirit of God
Within, Without. Miss
Marjorie Smith, the
deaconess at the Calvary
Church, London will be
the speaker.
The one day Alma
School will be held on
August 21 at the Central
United Church in St.
Thomas. Registration is
at 8:30 am and lunch,
catered to by the Central
UCW wi-1i• Cost $2 each
A New Joy is the theme
and the guest speakers
will be, Rev. Anne
Langford and Rev.
Murray Barnet. Music
will be supplied by Mr.
Albert Furtney.
Mrs. Nancy Turner
read several thank you
notes and an invitation
from the Blyth UCW, to
attend their Thank
Offering Service was
received. The service will
be held on April 8 at 8 pm
with Mrs. John Wood as
the guest speaker.
Mrs. H. Johnston gave
the flower and card
report and reminded
'everyone to call her at
482-7636 if they know of
anyone who should be
remembered with a
flower or card.
The meeting was closed
with prayer by Mrs.
Ethel McPherson.
UCW discuss Indians
Mrs. Valena
Trewartha, assistant
leader, took charge of the
regular monthly meeting
of the afternoon unit of
Ontario Street United
Church Women on
Tuesday, March 6.
The theme of the
meeting was "Human
Rights". Valena opened
the meeting with a poem,
"Working together', and
was assisted with the
worship service by Lila
Webster; Lula Merrill
and Doris Batkin. Mrs.
Lorna Radford acted as
pianist.
Valena Trewartha gave
a splendid paper on
"Human Rights–'reading
from article 17 on the
Declaration of Human
Rights for Native People.
She said thei'e are three
kinds of Indians: • first,
status Indians; second,
non -status Indians; and
third, the Innuit, or
Eskimo of the North. The
problems of the Indicans
in the North have been
intensified with the white
man encroaching on
Indian lands to find oil
and hydro power. It
revealed their feelings in
not being given the
proper recognition by the
Federal Government.
By the Indian Act they
were given their own land
in the North, and to live
on Reserves farther
South, pay no taxes, and
are given the right to live
in their own way. They
are learning to speak out
for their continued way of
life and survival: after all
they were here before the
white man came. The
rights of the individual
come first, and we cannot
be free unless all peoples
can live as brothers, and
share equal rights with
others. Comments , on
Human Rights were
heard from those present,
and a responsive com-
mentary on Human
Rights was conducted by
Doris Batkin.
Members were
reminded of the Cancer
Society Tea to be held in
the Wesley -Willis Church
on March 30, 2-4:30 p.m.
A Fashion. Show spon-
sored • by the Cancer
Society will be held in the
Exeter Arena on April 25
at 8:30 p.m. On April 10 at
8 p.m., John and Nancy
Patterson will be guest
speakers at the UCW
general meeting. Their
talk will be on Camp
Menesetung. The joint
Thankoffering meeting of
Wesley -Willis and
Wingham
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Ontario Street churches
will be held in Ontario
Street United Church on
Sunday, April 1 at 8 p.m.
when Mrs. Jean Moffatt
will be the guest speaker.
Members are asked to
leave good used clothing
in the church hall prior to
the Rummage Sale on
April 28 from 10-12 a.m.
For pick-up service, call.
482-3879, or 482-3607.
Volunteers are needed to
transport senior citizens
from our town to par-
ticipate in movie en-
tertainment on the
second Wednesday of
each month commencing
Ju'ne 19. The annual
coffee party, sponsored
by the afternoon unit, will
be held in' the ladies'•
parlor of the church on
May 17 from 9:30-11:30
a.m.
Doreen Pick, world
outreach convener, ex-
pressed her appreciation
for the generous response
in donations to the
Leprosy mission.
Nineteen home calls and
47 hospital calls were
made by the e embers
during the math of
February.
Donna Tyndall's group
served refreshments
after the closing' of the
meeting.
Clinton lady dies
Lucy Catharine Levy •
A Clinton native, Lucy
Catharine Levy died in
Clinton hospital on
February 27. She was 75
years old.
Miss Levy, who lived on
James Street in Clinton
for many years, was a
member of St. Joseph's
Catholic Church were she
belonged to the Catholic
Women's League and the
choir.
She was born to James
and Margaret Levy on
November 30, 1903. She
attended the Clinton
public school and high
school and later studied
ar St. Joseph's` College in
Emmitsburg, Maryland.
Miss Levy worked at the
Clinton RCAF Station
from 1952 to 1966.
Funeral services were
held at St. Joseph's
Catholic Church in
Clinton on March 1.
Father J. Hardy presided
and interment followed at
the Clinton cemetery.
The pallbearers in-
cluded, Bill Brand, Rene
Brochu, Clarence
Denomme, James
Doherty, Tom Feeney
and David Parker.
Re -apply for GIS
Health and Welfare
Canada officials in
Toronto recently urged
recipients of the federal
government Guaranteed
Income Security
payments to re -apply for
the supplement before
the March 31 deadline or
face the prospect of
having payments
discontinued.
According to W. A.
Wright, Regional
Director for Income
Security Programs,
recipients who do not
apply by the deadline
time will be faced with
payment interruption.
The Guaranteed
Income Supplement
program requires annual
reapplication by
recipients because of the
possible change in in-
come. Ontario presently
has 380,445 GIS
recipients. Recipients
whose income has
dropped will receive
larger payments while
recipients whoseincome
has increased will
receive a reduced rate.
According to Wright,
there are some 86,000
applications still out-
standing.
"If everybody acts
immediately, there's still
time to get the re -
applications in and
processed so that
payment will not be in-
terrupted," he said.
TRUTH
Tho Bible Is not only a spiritual book it Is a practical
book as well. It holds the answer to many of our family
problems. Ephoslans 41:4 roads, "Fathers, do not
provoke your children to anger, but bring them up In
tho disclplino...of the Lord". Tho exact opposite of that
"discipline" is given in the following advice -
"Begin in infancy to give the child everything ho wants.
Ho will grow up to believe the world owes him a living.
"Laugh at him when ho used bad words. It will make
him think ho is cuto, and encourage him to use oven
'cuter' words. -,
"Never toll him he Is wrong. He may develop a guilt
complex. When ho is later punished for crime ho will
believe society is against him and ho Is being per-
socutod.
"Pick up anything ho loaves laying around so he will
leave all responsibility for others.
"Lot him road anything ho likes. Food him safe food for
his body, but lot his mind feast on garbage.
dive him all the spending money he wants. Why
should he loam to work for necessities of life?
"When ho gots into trouble excuse yourself by saying,
'I never could do anything with himl'."
Prepare for a life of grief, you will likely got ill`
Clinton Area Believers
Box 546-CLINTON
There was no eating at the De Vries home on Friday night as the family en-
joyed a meal at the Christian Reformed pancake supper in Clinton. Mr. De
Vries and his daughter Marjorie, 2, fully devoted their attentions to the plates
in front of them. (News -Record photo)
HuronviewAuxiliary plan bazaar
The Huronview
Auxiliary met in the craft
room at Huronview on
March 19 at 2 p.m. when
Mrs. L. Lockhart opened
the meeting by all
repeating the Lord's
Prayer: The minutes of
the last meeting in
November were read by
Mrs. J. Griffiths. This
being the first meeting of
the year, the roll call was
answered by 16 members
paying their fees.
Mr. Archibald was
present and assisted in
the election of officers for
the following year. They
are: past president, Mrs.
A. McNichol; president,
Mrs. L. Lockhart; first
vice, position open;
second vice-president,
Mrs, E,q:...,...Webster;
secretary, Mrs.. I.
Griffiths; treasurer, Mrs.
Marion POwelli press
reporter, IVMay
Gibson.
The next meeting Will
be April 16 when plans -
will be made for the
spring tea and bazaar to
be held on June 6.
Mrs. Margaret
McCullough gave a
reading and the meeting
then adjourned so
members could visit
friends. Any ladies who
would like to attend the
Auxiliary meetings which
meet the third Monday of
the month would be quite
welcome.
VON fees stay steady
The 68th annual
meeting of the Huron -
Perth branch of the
Victorian Order of
Nurses was held on
Tuesdayolylarch 13, at St.
Pawls Anglican Church in
Stratford.
Following dinner which
was served by the church
ladies, everyone was
entertained with a slide
presentation of South and
East Africa by John
Conroy who has travelled
extensively throughout
the world.
The meeting was at-
tended by Huron -Perth
residents including Board
members, nursing staff,
members from gover-
nment agencies such as
Home Care and a local
Homemaking agency,
and other guests from the
public sector.
The Board of Directors
was pleased to announce
that the V.O.N. fee
schedule will remain at
$12.25 per visit with some
individual flexibility as
for 1978 and the source of
payment for 1978 was as
follows: Home Care -
Perth, 9,331 visits, Huron,
7,281; H.N.S.A. - Perth,
1,036, Huron, 16; Private
Patients - Perth, 1,099,
Huron, 59; Department of
Veteran's Affairs - 118;
Insurance - 53; and
Contract -
(Paramedicals) - 59.
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED
OVER 50 YEARS
Clinton-Seaforth
Area Representative
MICHAEL FALCONER
153 High Street
Clinton
482-9441
Goderich Area
Representative
ROBERT McCALLUM
11 Cambria Road '
Goderich
524-7345
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STYLE CUT and BLOW DRY 1. `8.00
STREAKS complete with SET `18.00
CHILDREN STYLE CUT' From $4.00
PERMS complete
From $18.00
EAR PIERCING with STUDS •8.50
HOURS: MON. -TUES.-WED. 9:30-6, THURS.-FRI. 9:30-9, SAT. 9-4
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Newly elected officers
for 1979 include:
President - Mr. W. J.
Brooks, First Vice -
President - Mr. W. J.
Elston, Second Vice -
President - Mrs. Elsie
Karges, Treasurer - Mr.
K. W. Thrasher,
Secretary - Miss Jean
Whilhelm, and
Representative to United
Way - Mrs. Judy Horsey. .
Staff nurses in Huron
County include: full time
- S. Lancaster - of
Wingham, M. Smith of
Goderich, and L. Swan of
Londesboro; part time -
L. Knight of Belgrave, D.
Speers of Goderich D.
Beuerman of Exeter and
S. Dolmage of Seaforth.
Anyone can request the
services of a V.O.N.
nurse by phoning the 24-
hour answering service
at 357-3210, Wingham and
482-3447, Clinton.
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